”…this collection makes an important contribution to the growing sub-field of philosophy known as environmental ethics. … the collection’s appeal lies in the wide array of cross-cultural viewpoints expressed by its several contributors—viewpoints that, for better or worse, have received little or no attention in the current literature. As a result, the essays expose the reader to perspectives that many journal editors and publishing houses have neglected in their haste to locate a broader audience for this growing sub-field. By transcending the orthodox view of environmental ethics, the collection fills an important niche” in: Philosophy in Review XXX (2010), No. 5

• Editorial ForewordAcknowledgmentsKing-Tak Ip: Environmental Ethics: IntroductionRobert Elliot: The Normative Side of NatureGerhold K. Becker: Je Suis le Grand Tout: Respect for Nature in the Age of Environmental ResponsibilityIngmar Persson: Environmental Ethics: An Aesthetic ApproachY. S. Lo: Empirical Environmental EthicsMichael S. Northcott: Perils and Dangers: Climate Change and Theological EthicsAnis Ahmad: Global Ethics, Environmentally Applied: An Islamic ViewPragati Sahni: In Search of an Environmental Ethics in Early BuddhismJonathan Chan: Ecosystem Sustainability: A Daoist PerspectiveLivia Kohn: Healing and The Earth: Daoist Cultivation in Comparative PerspectiveAbout the ContributorsIndex